On 21/09/17 17:31, Chris Angelico wrote:
For a good while, I was in the same position. But instead of massively
rewriting everything, all I did was to adjust the material to use
Py2/Py3 compatible syntax. Adding parens around your print calls won't
stop it from being Py2-compatible, and it means that the shift to Py3
becomes a lot easier.
It's compatible syntax, but it doesn't half look weird in Py2.
>>> x=2
>>> print("x is", x)
('x is', 2)
>>>
is very unfriendly to young beginners. We did consider it, but decided
it was a non-starter; it was less effort to ignore Py3 entirely.
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